How do firms in monopolistic competition gain a certain level of market power?

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By offering products that are distinct from those of competitorsDue to obstacles preventing firms from leaving the marketSimply because of their large sizeAs a result of difficulties for new firms to enter the market

Explanation

Firms in monopolistic competition obtain market power primarily by differentiating their products from those of their rivals, which allows them some control over pricing. Barriers to exit, firm size, and entry restrictions are not the main reasons for their market power in this market structure.